The Fairman Company of Cincinnati and New York produced a series of ten cards under their trademark "The Pink of Perfection."
The cards were published no later than May, 1917, and later reprinted by the Gibson Art Co.
Each card bears a brief poem by Florence J. Martin and a drawing signed Relyea, whose name appears on a variety of other postcards as well.
The scenes show a Campfire girl dressed as an indian maiden and/or a Scout in uniform.
The back of the cards give the series number -- #265.
The Boy Scouts of America did not authorize these cards.